Sentence examples for clever of the from inspiring English sources

So clever of the FT to make expenses so transparent.

SPEAKING of the impending conventions, Dick Morris today explains why it was clever of the Democrats to schedule theirs just before the Republicans'.

The condition amounted to a veto, but, even so, it would have been clever of the Palestinian leaders to have accepted.

The tough, complex and clever of the profession are, for example, portrayed with particular brilliance in the HBO goldrush-era series Deadwood.

It was clever of the new-music collective Bang on a Can — one of whose founders, David Lang, contributed an essay to the show's catalog — not to mimic the 1911 program in two concerts organized with the museum.

But fans grow up, and artists do too: Nick, 17, the most studious and clever of the Jonas Brothers, will release his second solo album, "Who I Am" (Hollywood), this week.

But my initial impression is that it's a clever out-of-the-box design, which I like to credit".

Or maybe Trump is deploying clever, art-of-the-deal tactics that casual observers might miss?

Clever of Meet the Press to bring back for one Sunday morn, the Capital Gang.

"Mata's clever, very clever, the cleverest of the lot".

The cleverest of the silly hats: two giant cupcakes.